So I haven't done an UberEats review in a while. Big reason is because since I didn't come in…read moreperson and only had this on UberEats, I didn't want to risk another one of my reviews being reported and deleted because "it was unclear whether it was a firsthand experience". In the past 2 months alone, I have already had to gatekeep reviews to 2 restaurants for that exact reason, and it will be why I will have to gatekeep more in the future. Today however, I had UCBC Bagels from UberEats, and after eating, I realized that this had to be talked about, so here we are on Yelp with this establishment. Plus, this plus does apply promotional discounts from UberEats, so that in of itself is already a plus. Really, "University of Cutting Big Corners" would be a quite fitting name for this business because this did really taste like some big corners were cut with my order. I had the New Yorker Bagel with scallion cream cheese, opting out of tomatoes, and I had also added on a latte, in which I had left instructions to add cream and sugar. Starting with the latte, I have a notorious sweet tooth, so when I tasted this latte, I could tell that any sugar that was added on was skimped on. The coffee tasted fine, but let's be real, it wasn't even close to the best latte I ever had. I could have chosen to just do the sugar myself after the order came and it not make any sort of difference. If I'm being completely honest, this latte was so mid that I can actually get more satisfaction for less just by downing a Java Monster. It's the bagel however that prompted me to write this review, because Jesus Christ was this bagel something else. They wrapped it up neat enough, I'll give them that, but this bagel overall tasted as though it seriously needed a better therapist than the one it got. The lox tasted okay on its own, but the onions were some of the skinniest red onions I had ever seen on a bagel, and the cream cheese... That cream cheese tasted old, like maybe solid butter that's seen its better days. I cannot defend that whatsoever. Again, I could have removed the extra add-in's, slashed on some Philadelphia cream cheese, put the fixing back on afterward, and I would have been more satisfied. You know what? Scratch that! I could remake this bagel bigger and better at home if I so wanted to for less money. I'd just need to figure out how much lox costs if I were to go shopping for it. Overall, I wouldn't get this again though I did appreciate the promotional discounts from UberEats. If I am craving a bagel from a different town to be delivered, I think I will stick with something better like Badass Bagels.

Decent, expensive lol. I do like that they sell East Coast Kombucha and other local products.read more

Came on a Sunday morning around 10:40am and they took our order right away. The deli is clean, with…read moreplenty of seating both inside and outside. They have a large menu with lots of options. I got an egg and cheese on whole wheat toast and it was very good - fresh, hot, and exactly what I wanted for breakfast. Great local spot!

After seeing my favorite Maddie's closed across the street, I ended up here. The prices were good,…read morethe menu extensive and the service very friendly. But the caprese panini had way too much balsamic vinegar flavor and the turkey triple decker was just...okay.

Everybody here is nice. Very nice. It's a good morning deli and the pizza is very good as well…read more Anyone who says anything different is lying. There's no way they had a bad experience here. As Mellow Man Ace said , these naysayers are Mentirosas.....today you tell me something y manana otra cosa.

This is a review for the bacon egg and cheese on a roll breakfast sandwich and overall morning…read moreatmosphere. I love this place. I love the sandwiches and pizza they make. I love the owner!

Went in solely because it looked like a Jack's Coffee store. Fully branded along side the…read moreGreenology branding. A brand I used to think pretty well of. Got a cold brew. Nothing special. But what got the one star was that they will not put ANY milk whatsoever in your coffee without a 50 cent up-charge. It's already a pet peeve of mine when a coffee shop charges for a 'splash' of any milk (even non-dairy) because the cost for a half an ounce is negligible with a $6 coffee. BUT I want to be clear, I asked specifically and a second time to be sure we weren't misunderstanding each other. A splash of whole milk, skim milk, whatever.... All 50 cents. You have to drink the coffee black or there's an up-charge!! Might as well get a splash of the fancy milk.... That's just a pure insult to customers and I'm fine dishing out the one star because I'll clearly never be back.

Sooooo I tried something new in the new year (beginning ) and I wasn't disappointed! Thumbing…read morethrough my Uber eats I came across this Vegan joint and i figured why not. After indulging in these two items I believe I could survive as a vegan ! Great flavors and obvious caring when into the meal and prep. I look forward to dining in house.

Rosie on Elm St in New Canaan is one of our favorite restaurants and we've eaten at a lot of…read moredifferent places from world-renowned Michelin-rated restaurants in Napa to authentic hole-in-the-wall eateries in Long Island City where NY cabbies gather in between shifts. What ties them all together is quality. Every dish on the menu at Rosie is great with seasonal specials that everyone should try when offered. My two favorites are the Fillet Mignon and Beef Brisket Tacos both of which I've ordered and eaten more times than I care to admit. For non-meat eaters, Rosie also has delicious options on the menu for vegetarians and vegans; and you don't have to be either to recognize and enjoy delicious food without meat like the desserts; speaking of which Rosie is known for its gigantic muffins. When dining-in, I highly recommend saving room for a muffin or if you're too full at the end of your meal, order one or a few to-go. The banana walnut muffin is insanely good! Regarding ambiance, the restaurant is small, casual and quaint -- a place you'd expect to see in a small New England town that's also rated the best place to live in Connecticut. During the Spring, Summer and Fall months, you can dine outdoors with your fur babies. New Canaan is a dog-friendly town and the people and service at Rosie are great too. There's street parking in front and a public lot just around the corner from the restaurant.

I give this place 4 stars because the food and service were great. Our server was welcoming and…read moreattentive, and he made sure we were taken care of. I wish I could spell his name without butchering it. I ordered the fish taco and it was delicious. We also had the eggplant fries, bang bang shrimp, and the banana nut oat crunch muffin, which was excellent. We ordered some other food like an omelet, and the tostada crunch wrap. I can't say anything bad about the food here. What I will say, though, is that this was a bit pricey for a brunch spot. $15 for a small glass of lavender mimosas ... yeah, definitely overpriced, but again, the food and friendly staff made up for that. My sister and I agreed we would be back. Oh, and the inside isn't too big but could use a bit of personality. It wasn't the most appealing, but honestly, this place is about the food.

Terrible management. The owner is very unprofessional. Completely fell off after the last owners…read more They need to seek some professional help if they plan on keeping that place running.

The app says at the top that I might consider "Food", "Service", and "Ambiance" in writing this…read morereview. I would consider all of those things but that would be unfair. Because I didn't experience any of them. I've lived in the next town for almost eight years. In that time I've eaten at the New Canaan Diner AT LEAST 100 times. This night was not special; just looking for a late night hamburger. It's Friday night, May 9. It's raining. The sign in the window says that they are open until 9 pm. I walked in at 8:40 pm. Ok, a little late, but I just wanted a hamburger. More than half of the tables were filled. All of the seats at the counter were filled. People were eating. All good signs. The waiter said, "We're closed," and immediately turned his back to me. Not "Sorry, we're closed." Just "We're closed," and I got his back. I looked around the room at all the people eating and said to one of the other waitstaff, "You're closed?" She looked embarrassed and said, "Well, the kitchen is closed...." She seemed to understand that her colleague's behavior was inappropriate in a retail eating establishment. He shouldn't leave this job to be a greeter at Walmart. He would be bad at that. I nodded and walked out. I'm having Japanese food across the street. I really didn't want Japanese food for dinner, but the food is always good at Hama and the hospitality is always superior. All the chefs at the sushi bar bow and say "thank you" as I leave. I'm sure that their gratitude is not deeply sincere, but it beats "We're closed" followed by an abrupt about-face. The diner is dead to me. At least for a while.

I place an order for a box of Joe and a couple of items on their app. It did not go through, so I…read moreordered it again. Guess what, when I got to the store, both orders (7:00 on a Saturday, not busy) were on the counter. When I explained what happened the manager said, its not "our" fault, you will have to take and pay for both. If I had used my credit card I could dispute this ridiculous way of treating a customer, but since I used their app. I got stiffed. Is there a place to complain on the App or get customer service - of course not! You guys need to treat your customers better.

The cashiers always forget to ask for a rewards member account/ qr / barcode. It's like they dont…read morecare at all for customer retention or royalty. Have been here many many times in a year and I always have to remind them of the barcode. Terrible

We love this place so much! Thank you for being so kind and making my daughter a special bowl (post…read morebraces treatment). The best service today!!! Totally above and beyond!

Green and Tonic is located in a cute side street near the center of town. It's near other local…read morebusinesses. There's parking in the street or there is a rear parking area. Beautiful area to take a stroll after stopping in Green and Tonic. Green and tonic had many things on the menu that were quite healthy , gluten free, plant based and vegan. There were smoothies , bowls , breakfast sandwiches to sit and enjoy and also options that were ready to Pick up and eat! Staff was very friendly and the place was just cute and bright! I actually was in town and came from an hour away so I bought a couple of snack bowls to bring home and have some cold pressed juices to try! Green and Tonic has 7 other different locations! Make sure you look them up. You might have one near you or you can visit one if you are near the area!

New Canaan Dunkin' has a very pleasant and friendly staff. The store is spotless and impressively…read morequick, even on a busy Sunday morning. My oat milk latte was delicious with no complaints. Overall, a much nicer Dunkin' location for sure!

The local New Canaan Dunkin' Donuts is exceptional. The service is outstanding. Very well mannered…read moreregular customers keep the small town vibe alive and well.

The pictures I'm posting are for the new Darien location- which I couldn't find a Yelp page for…read more Same owners and food though! SO... Fresh vegetables, fresh food, friendly service with a smile. I work next door and the staff is so personable and nice! All the salads are individually unique and the place does great if you want to switch something up! The smoothies are also amazing. Love the strawberry milkshake and kale energy smoothie! The veggie sandwich is FILLED with vibrant fresh veggies and will have you full for hours! Don't forget the cheesy broccoli quesadillas as well! I recommend this for greens on the go! :)

Excellent cuisine and a friendly setting! Definitely worth visiting, and ideal for a family…read moreget-together.